Same spot, every time. We log each position, so every visit repeats the same frames from the water and the air, and the progress is easy to compare.
Marine plant. Crane barges, jack-up pontoons and workboats are part of the story, and we know how to film them safely while they work.
Permissions. Filming from the river needs the Port of London Authority’s permission, and drone flights need the airspace approvals for the site. We handle both.
Site rules. We follow your site’s safety rules and inductions, and agree positions with the site team before we fly or come alongside.
Our productionsTMS Seavoyager: Marine Plant Pontoon on the ThamesAerial coverage of the MPH UK spud-leg pontoon TMS Seavoyager and its crane and excavator carrying out marine plant works on the River Thames at golden hour.Read the job
Marine businessesEnd of Tideway Tow: FPV + Cinematic FilmingHigh-speed FPV and cinematic tracking of a historic final tow operation along the River Thames for CPBS Marine Services.Read the jobAs often as the project needs: weekly, monthly or at each milestone, from the same positions each time.
Yes. We have filmed crane barges and plant pontoons at work on the Thames, from the water and the air.
With the airspace approvals for the site and the site team’s agreement.
Yes, through our sister company UAS London, which handles surveys, mapping and inspections.
